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4
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To destroy all organisms.
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5
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The state of being dirty or unclean.
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7
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Infection acquired in a hospital.
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8
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Taking steps to prevent an unwanted outcome.
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Anything harmful or potentially harmful to humans, other species, or the environment.
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10
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The separation of infected persons from others.
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13
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Diseases that are carried by the blood are called this.
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15
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A condition free from germs.
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Contact with an infected person or agent.
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2
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Direct or indirect transmission of a communicable disease from the host to a healthy person.
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3
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To remove, inactivate or destroy harmful microorganisms from persons or surfaces.
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Needles and razors are examples of these.
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An organization located in Atlanta, Georgia that deals with infection control
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The organism from which a parasite obtains its nourishment.
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14
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Elements or chemical compounds necessary for the body's proper functioning.
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